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Seanad Éireann díospóireacht -
Friday, 20 May 1927

Vol. 8 No. 32

DATE OF DISSOLUTION.

CATHAOIRLEACH

The following Message has been received from the Dáil:—

Tá Dáil Eireann iniu tar éis na Rúin seo leanas do rith:—

Beartuítear leis na rúin seo:

(1) Go gcríochnóidh an Siosón so den Oireachtas agus de gach Tigh de ar an 23adh lá de Bhealtaine, 1927: Ar choiníoll ná críochnófar Siosón Sheanaid Eireann gan a thoil féin.

(2) Go socruítear dáta aththionóil an Oireachtais agus gurb é dát é sin ná Déardaoin, an 23adh lá de Mheitheamh, 1927.

(3) Go gcuirtear teachtaireacht chun Seanaid Eireann á chur in úil don Seanad gur ritheadh na Rúin seo agus á iarraidh ar an Seanad toiliú leis an Siosón so aige do chríochnú dá réir sin.

Dáil Eireann has this day passed the following Resolutions:—

It is hereby resolved:

(1) That the present Session of the Oireachtas and of each House thereof do conclude on the 23rd day of May, 1927: Provided that the Session of Seanad Eireann shall not be concluded without its own consent.

(2) That the date of reassembly of the Oireachtas be fixed and that the same shall be Thursday, the 23rd day of June, 1927.

(3) That a Message be sent to Seanad Eireann to advise the Seanad of the passing of these Resolutions; and to request that the Seanad may be pleased to consent to the conclusion of its present Session accordingly.

LEAS-CHATHAOIRLEACH

I move:

"That Seanad Eireann do consent to the conclusion of its present Session on the 23rd day of May, 1927, pursuant to the Resolution of Dáil Eireann this day communicated to the House by Message from the Dáil."

I second the motion.

The Electricity Bill has not yet been finally dealt with by the Dáil. Will it have to come back to the Seanad?

The Senator wants to know, in the event of the Dáil being foolish enough not to agree to our amendments, what will happen. We could still meet on Monday.

Question put and agreed to.

CATHAOIRLEACH

That concludes our business, and I have formally to adjourn the House until the next day of its assembly. I should like to express my personal gratitude to my fellow-Senators for their co-operation in enabling us, with a certain reasonable measure of consideration in view of our exceptional difficulties, to dispose of the work submitted to us during the last fortnight.

The Seanad rose at 7.5 p.m.

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